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Sorry it's such a kak photo, but the weather was terrible and I'd just climbed out of a hidden stream running through a bog!

In image 2 the cup and rings could be interpreted as being mushroom-shaped. Agaricus type - like the Field mushroom or Fly agaric. Just about. In image 3 there's a splayed 'W' character in front of the cup and ring motif. I've seen very similar W motifs on boundary stones on the Bolton moors which I'd always assumed were medieval, and the initial of 'William' (de Ferrers), an early owner of the land.

cheers Tom
they moist certainly appeal to me.

FourWinds wrote:
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Sorry it's such a kak photo, but the weather was terrible and I'd just climbed out of a hidden stream running through a bog!

A cracker , the incorporation of the fissure is almost the norm .

This one has a connecting fissure , but it is an exceptional panel .

http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/6480/reyfad.html